Bilbao San Mamés train station
The San Mamés station is a tunnel station with a bus station above it in the Basque city of Bilbao . It serves as a connection point for numerous long-distance bus lines with the two lines of the Bilbao Metro , lines C-1 and C-2 of the Bilbao S-Bahn and the Bilbao tram . The train station is located in the Garellano district in the Basurto-Zorroza district . In addition to its function as a transfer station, the station also serves to connect the football stadium of the Athletic Club de Bilbao . The train station was first put into operation in 1995 as a subway station and was connected to the S-Bahn in 2000 . The city administration had decided to build an S-Bahn tunnel in order to banish the tracks from the cityscape through an underground route and to be able to use the areas for other purposes.
Bus station
The bus station, also known as Termibús , serves as a stop for several regional and long-distance bus lines, most of which stop at just one stop in each connected city. The Bizkaibus company serves numerous cities in the Basque region.
The bus company Continental Auto operates a long-distance bus route to Madrid via Logroño and Soria or Burgos . By ALSA bus service along the Spanish Atlantic coast are offered, on the regions of Cantabria and Asturias to Galicia lead. Buses with different levels of comfort and stopping frequency run at different fares. The buses of the SUPRA class are spacious, offer food on board and only stop in the big cities. The cheapest option is a simple tour bus that stops in every major village. The company La Union offers bus connections to Vitoria-Gasteiz and Pamplona .
Coordinates: 43 ° 15 '44.9 " N , 2 ° 56' 50.4" W.